Agia Anna Beach

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Agia Anna Beach

A stone's throw away from the popular Agios Prokopios is Agia Anna, a sheltered, quiet sandy beach perfect for families. The shallow, clear water makes it perfectly safe for children, and the general tranquil atmosphere attracts couples and older visitors. Sunbeds are available for hire.

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